As the story goes, Wrestlemania is where everything starts again. Whilst theres no off-season in the company, Mania is the closest that World Wrestling Entertainment gets to a fresh start. The Showcase of the Immortals is where major storylines often comes to a conclusion and where Kodak moments are made. Hell, Wrestlemania 20 was even given the tagline of Where it all Begins Again. By the very nature of the Wrestlemania beast, the post-Mania landscape can often be a time for change. Some superstars are given the ball at Wrestlemania and have their star put firmly on the rise, whereas others may not ever hit the peak of Mania for a long time, if ever again, in their career. Since last years extravaganza at the Mercedes-Benz Superdrome in New Orleans, some superstars have had a rocket strapped to their backs, others have merely floated along at their usual level, and other performers have seen their stock plummet. When a superstar does indeed fall down the card or their character loses value, it is often out of the talents hands, with decision making, injuries or even other performers simply being deemed better all possible reasons for such change. And so with that, now that were on the road to Wrestlemania 31 its time to look at 8 superstars whose stock has dropped since last years edition of the WWEs granddaddy of them all.
